This text focuses on the theory and operation of PLC systems with an emphasis on program analysis and development. The book is written in easy-to-read and understandable language with many crisp illustrations and practical examples. It describes the PLC instructions for the Allen-Bradley PLC 5, SLC 500, and Logix processors with an emphasis on the SLC 500 system using numerous figures, tables, and example problems. The text features a new two-column and four-color interior design that improves readability and figure placement. The book's organization also has improved; all the chapter questions and problems are listed in one convenient location in Appendix D with page locations for all chapter references in the questions and problems. This book describes the technology in a clear, concise style that is effective in helping students who have no previous experience in PLCs or discrete and analog system control.\n\n Features\n\nDescribes the PLC instructions for the Allen-Bradley PLC 5, SLC 500, and Logix processors with an emphasis on the SLC 500 system using numerous figures, tables, and example problems.\nProvides student problems from easy to challenging in the following five formats:\nPLC system and setup based problems using the text CD\nPLC 5\nSLC 500\nLogix\nChallenge problems that could use any PLC system.\nEffective two-part organization:\nPart I covers fundamental PLC concepts plus the operation and programming formats for the most frequently used PLC instructions.\nPart II addresses advanced ladder logic instructions and applications, analog and process control instructions, the new IEC 61131 PLC languages, and industrial networks.\nIncludes aCD-ROM with reference material from Allen-Bradley.\nProvides a concise description of the five IEC 61131 programming languages and includes detailed descriptions and example roblems;\nLadder logic\nFunction block diagram\nStructured text\nSequential function chart languages supported by the Logix processors.\nStandard logic and standard programming modules are used to show how ladder logic, function block diagrams, and structured text programs are analyzed or developed with blocks or modules of program code.\nAn empirical design process is included to provide a structure for program development.\nA generic troubleshooting process for PLCs is presented, plus all ladder logic programming and field device chapters include troubleshooting techniques at the end of the chapter.\nOn-line instructor resources include:\nOver 1,500 multicolor PowerPoint slides with over 500 high-resolution figures and tables, slide text covering key points from the chapters, and instructor notes to describe the slide text content in detail.\nFour individual PowerPoint presentations: a full presentation covering all chapter in the text; a presentation with only ladder logic for use in a typical first course in PLCs, a presentation for only the PLC 5 and SLC 500 processor with a primary emphasis on the SLC 500 instructions; and a presentation on the four Logix programming languages: ladder logic, function block diagrams, structured text, and sequential function chart.\nOn-line solutions to chapter questions and problems.\nAn on-line test bank is available for all chapters with test-generation software available at no cost.\nLaboratory exercises that can be used for all chapter content\n\nTable of Content\n\nChapter 1 Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers\n\nChapter 2 Input Devices and Output Actuators\n\nChapter 3 Introduction to PLC Programming\n\nChapter 4 Programming Timers\n\nChapter 5 Programming Counters\n\nChapter 6 Arithmetic and Move Instructions\n\nChapter 7 Comparison Instructions\n\nChapter 8 Program Control & Miscellaneous Instructions\n\nChapter 9 Indirect and Indexed Addressing\n\nChapter 10 Data Handling Instructions and Shift Registers\n\nChapter 11 PLC Sequencer Functions\n\nChapter 12 Analog Sensors and Control Systems\n\nChapter 13 PLC Programming Standard IEC 61131-3 – Function Block Diagrams\n\nChapter 14 Intermittent and Continuous Process Control\n\nChapter 15 PLC Programming Standard IEC 61131-3 – Text Based Languages\n\nChapter 16 PLC Programming Standard IEC 61131-3 – Sequential Function Charts\n\nAppendix A – Glossary\n\nAppendix B – PLC Module Interface Circuits\n\nAppendix C-- Programmable Logic Controller History\n\n
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